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I have followed https://noisysocks.com/2021/11/12/set-up-a-wordpress-development-environment-using-homebrew-on-macos/ tutorial to setup WordPress development environment using Homebrew on mac os 12. Before I’ve been using only MAMP.
The problem is at the final
You should now be able to browse to http://wp-build.test/wp-admin and log in. The username is admin and the password is password.
when I’m launching http://wp-build.test/wp-admin
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Answered 2022-Feb-08 at 07:24Is apache running?
You must also spoof your DNS to point to your local ip, so your machine does not ask internet dns servers for an ip, which they would not be able to find.
I'm assuming you're on mac, so edit /etc/hosts and add:
QUESTION
I have followed the Wordpress quick start tutorial to get my local dev environment setup. However, I am trying to setup my local environment to use local.mysite.com instead of the default localhost http://localhost:8080. I've added local.mysite.com to my hosts file and updated all of the urls in the database to point towards local.mysite.com. But I can not access the site in my browser.
I've searched for a while, but the only solutions I found say that I need to add a reverse proxy to the docker-compose (https://objectpartners.com/2020/09/01/local-wordpress-development-with-docker/), but they don't explain why that is required. My understanding is that port 80 is bound to my wp image and as such http requests should be routed directly to it.
Looking to understand either how to properly set this up to use a custom url without a reverse proxy, or to get a much better understanding as to why one is required.
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Answered 2021-Jul-24 at 08:56The reverse proxy is only needed if you publish the container on another port than 80.
If the ports section in the docker-compose.yml below would show "8080:80", then it is not possible to map a domainname to the container since domainnames cannot point to ports, only to IP-addresses.
But you already publish on port 80 on the host, so a reverse proxy does not seem to be necessary.
Can't see what is wrong with your environment. Only way I can help you is to show a working Wordpress Docker env.
docker-compose.ymlQUESTION
I have a wordpress website with this free theme: https://wordpress.org/themes/minimal-grid/
I'm seeing some unusual behaviour, which isn't a problem and I can fix by removing the element, but I don't know why it's happening and would like to understand it.
At the end of each post, there is a link to the previous and next post. When I hover over these, the background of the element darkens slightly. Where there is an image as background, it doesn't disappear, just darkens. Here's a page that demonstrates: https://5diraptor.com/todoist-task-project-manager/
The unusual part is there doesn't seem to be any :hover
selectors which actually tells it to do this, so I'd like to understand why it's happening. Below is the HTML:
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Answered 2021-May-10 at 12:33See it has a style for the hover state of the parent nav-previous
and the rule applies to the pseudo element when it is hovered.
QUESTION
I'm using the Kirki plugin to add fields and sections in the WordPress customizer. So far, I can get a field to be added to the customizer, but I'm confused on how to return that data back into my theme. I'm kinda tired so I might be missing something. This is what I have so far:
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Answered 2020-Mar-11 at 15:13After digging through the internet a little bit, I was able to read through some more documentation as well as some other examples and I was able to figure out what I was doing wrong. Overall, I was close, but I ended up cleaning it up and just using the WordPress get_theme_mod()
outright in my template file (in this case it was the footer.php
file).
Here's what I ended up with:
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